feat(ci): Enable PostreSQL extension pg_trgm

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• Postgres diskspace usage, indexing on TPH #1650

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This update modifies the PostgreSQL deployment configuration within a Bicep file. A new resource, enable_extensions, is introduced to enable the PG_TRGM extension on the PostgreSQL server with a user-override source. Additionally, the existing track_io_timing resource is updated to depend on the enable_extensions resource, ensuring that the extension configuration is applied before the performance configuration.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.azure/.../create.bicep	Added new resource enable_extensions (type: Microsoft.DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers/configurations@2024-08-01) to enable the PG_TRGM extension, and updated track_io_timing to depend on enable_extensions.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.azure/modules/postgreSql/create.bicep (1)

144-151: Enable PostgreSQL Extension Resource Configuration

The new resource is correctly defined to enable the PG_TRGM extension. The use of parent: postgres, the properties set to value: 'PG_TRGM', and the source set to user-override are all consistent with the intended behavior.

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Consider parameterizing the extension name or resource name (currently hardcoded as 'azure.extensions') if there is a potential need to support additional or different extensions in the future.

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.azure/modules/postgreSql/create.bicep (1)

153-161: Ensure Proper Dependency Ordering for Track IO Timing

Adding dependsOn: [enable_extensions] to the track_io_timing resource is a good move. This dependency ensures that the extension enabling is applied before the performance configuration is set, which helps maintain the correct deployment order and configuration consistency.

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